Rosie Wiederkehr: Vocals

Born in Lucerna, Switzerland, she began to learn to sing and play the guitar at an early age, soon making her first stage performances with various rock and funk bands. She made a move towards ethnic music in 1986 through her work with groups playing traditional Southern Italian and also African music. In 1990 she joined Agricantus and began to further her studies into the vocal traditions of Southern Italy. Apart from Agricantus, she has also taken part in recording projects with artists such as Trancendental and Enzo Avitabile and was the voice to the soundtracks of the films
‘Hamam the Turkish Bath’ and ‘The Gardens of Eden’. In 1997 she gave an excellent interpretation of ‘Folk Songs’ by Luciano Berio and in 1998 gave rise to the multimedia project ‘Welt Labyrinth’ together with Tonj Acquaviva.

 Rosie Wiederkher                  Mario Rivera                  Tonj Acquaviva            

Mario Crispi         Giuseppe Panzeca